Foreign journalists visiting China-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City on November 15 tried out an exoskeleton designed to help the wearer walk and move with less effort.
Ahmad Irfan Ruzaidi, a journalist with the Malaysian National News Agency (BERNAMA), came away impressed.
He said the device could be particularly useful for older people and those with limited mobility, helping them stay active and manage daily tasks.
He said he hoped to see the technology introduced in Malaysia, where it could help older people keep working, attend religious services and visit their families.
South China's Guangdong Province has mapped out 218 destinations and 43 travel routes for visits during the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders' Week, which began in Shenzhen on November 14.
Reporter | Xie Hongzhou
Video editor & cover designer | Xu Xiaoxin
Video script | Liu Xiaodi
Cameraman | Deng Yingheng